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Up Yours, Mom and Dad, the #16 Issue can do whatever
it damn well wants now that it can drive!!!
AMANDA
LEIGH LICHTENSTEIN
The name is from a Gothic word meaning “secret.”
ANTHONY TOGNAZZINI
The
smaller ropes consist of three strands; this number is increased
for larger ropes.
CARMINE
G. SIMMONS
The first romantic chapter of the real story of the American rice
industry, however, was written in 1694.
CHRISTINE WERTHEIM
The spelling “rhyme,” instead of “rime,” came
about through confusion with the word “rhythm.”
DANIEL
BORZUTZKY
There is no fixed standard by which the benefits derived from good roads
can be measured.
HEATHER
MATESICH
The leaves are conspicuous, but only the stalks are edible.
The
not-going-to- bed editors!
DANIELLE
PAFUNDA
Her parents were strolling players, and she began while a child to take
part in their crude plays.
JEFFREY
SALANE
Now this is exactly the principle upon which the electric refrigerator
operates.
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F A L L 2 0 0 4 I S S U E 16
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I
X KEY
The
rotor ship is a new invention, dating only from 1922, and its complete
development cannot be predicted with certainty.
IAN
RANDALL WILSON
Rayon is not silk, but is a substitute for silk, and the name “artificial”
is both misleading and inaccurate.
JEFF BAKER
an island off the coast of Alaska.
JONATHAN
DOHERTY
This
movement causes a set of hard rings to rattle noisily, and woe unto
the animal or person that disregards the sound.
KIRSTEN
KASCHOCK
Red is commonly used in dyeing and in the arts.
MATHIAS SVALINA
As
learning increased, men revolted more and more against any authority
in matters of belief.
MATTHEW THORBURN
navigator and historian, a gallant courtier so familiar as a type of
the elegant and clever gentleman that we almost forget he lived three
hundred years ago
MICHAEL
SCHIAVO
It
gets relief by wallowing all day in the mud and by making friends with
a little bird about the size of thrush.
NATALIE
LYALIN
The beetles eat the blossoms of grapes and roses, and often the fruit
of the apple.
ROBIN
DARE
a string of beads, made of wood, metal, or stone by which prayers are
counted as an aid to memory.
ROBYN
ART
They include camels, llamas, deer, goats, giraffes, pronghorns, and
antelopes, all of which are described in these volumes.
SEAN
SULLIVAN
All these stories of the kingdom are purely legend, many conciously
invented by writers.
ZACHARY
SCHOMBURG
In most cases there is one small window for each story, and four windows
just below the roof.
Special
Note!!!:
Heidi
Lynn Staples (formerly Heidi Peppermint) on the inclusion of her
poem "Real Toads" in Best American Poetry 2004.
The
poem first appeared in La Petite Zine issue #13.
Kudos Heidi!
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